Tuesday, July 27, 2010
SNK 2010!!!!!!
Press Release: Philippines Wake News
Submitted by: Delphi
When: July 31, 2010
Location: Lago De Oro
Calatagan Batanggas
Philippines
Submitted by: Delphi
When: July 31, 2010
Location: Lago De Oro
Calatagan Batanggas
Philippines
What It’s all about?
This event aims to bring together the Philippines numerous wake sports enthusiasts, young and old, to create a solid local wakeboard free ride contest scene and determine the best obstacle oriented riders in the country.
The format is very exciting because it is a best trick style format, allowing competitors to go all out without fear of getting penalized for a fall. This will translate into a better event to watch for both the participants and the crowd as everyone will be pushing the limit of their riding. To legitimize a champion for the year, we will be conducting this comp three times over the year, where riders will be accumulating points for their standing in each event. This will allow us to truly have an exciting event that will be followed by the constantly growing wake community as we determine who will ultimately be the best of the best.
July 31, 2010 will be the 1st round, September 4, 2010 will be the 2nd round, and October 2, 2010 will be the final round of the competition. Prizes will be provided for each stop, but the grand prize will only be bestowed to the overall series champion after the three events in each division after accumulating points throughout the year. There will also be prizes to be given for the best crash and best trick after the end of the series, which will be an added incentive for riders to put it all on the line
Competition Mechanics
Judges will choose 2 obstacles (kicker left or right/ a slider) for the competitors to hit and the 3rd obstacle will be a wildcard obstacle determined by a consensus of the judges and competitors involved in a division.
• Each heat/division/4riders will be allocated a 15min to complete his best trick per obstacle.
• Each rider can have as many hits or falls within the allocated time slot.
• No points for incomplete tricks.
• Not a cumulative scoring system (meaning only best trick is scored per obstacle)
• Tricks may be repeated but only the best one is scored/considered
• Scores are rated from 0-10 on each obstacle
• If a rider is able to land a trick, he may opt to hold on for another round for his/her succeeding try.
• Falling and getting up again will not be scored as a completed trick
• If a rider hits an obstacle without a helmet, he will be disqualified from the competition.
• Total added score after three obstacles determines the winner of each event.
• Total added points after three events is declared the champion.
Judging will be based on the following:
Intensity (5 points)
(level of trick, how big, are moves taken to their limit?)
How technical was the trick? How big did the rider go? For sliders: How controlled was the slide? The judges will look for the degree of effort in each maneuver performed.
Execution (5 points)
(level of mastery of tricks performed)
The judge’s look for the level of technical perfection of the maneuvers performed:
Is the trick grabbed? Is the trick landed safely and clean?
And above all does the rider show personal style in the trick performed?
Total score per obstacle will be added up by these two criteria’s (0-10points), and once added together will create a score of (0-30), which will determine the winner in each division.
Riders will be awarded points for how well they place in each event. i.e.
First = 10 points Fifth = 4 points
Second = 8 points Sixth = 3 points
Third = 6 points Seventh = 2 points
Fourth = 5 points Eighth = 1 point
The top cumulative score after the three events will determine the overall champion of the series.
Divisions:
• Open Mens (no trick restrictions)
• Open Womens (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy Thoughts) Mens (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy thoughts) Womens (no trick restrictions)
• Open Wakeskate (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy thoughts) Wakeskate (no trick restrictions)
Reg fee per division is P950, which will include free ride, and buffet lunch and access to the party to join an additional division just add P300
Photography Competition:
There will also be a photo competition that will go side by side with the events. The mechanics of the photo competition will be as follows:
• All photographers must register prior to the event.
• All photos will be submitted right after the competition has stopped to an assigned officer for the event, and judging will be done by both a panel of judges.
• Only photos taken during the event proper will be allowed for the photo comp.
• Photographers will pick their top 8 best photos for each category to submit. (make sure to bring your own usb card reader just in case)
• The photos will be showcased on the website, and winners will be announced from there.
There will be 4 categories:
• best action shot
• best crash shot
• best lifestyle shot
• best sequence shot
Registration is free for the Photo comp, and when you register you will be entitled to a lunch buffet discounted to P325 and additional discounts for rooms at the Lago De Oro Resort. Watch out for some sick parties and even more sick riding to go down. Be part of progression now!!!
SOURCE: www.stokedinc.com.ph/news40.php
This event aims to bring together the Philippines numerous wake sports enthusiasts, young and old, to create a solid local wakeboard free ride contest scene and determine the best obstacle oriented riders in the country.
The format is very exciting because it is a best trick style format, allowing competitors to go all out without fear of getting penalized for a fall. This will translate into a better event to watch for both the participants and the crowd as everyone will be pushing the limit of their riding. To legitimize a champion for the year, we will be conducting this comp three times over the year, where riders will be accumulating points for their standing in each event. This will allow us to truly have an exciting event that will be followed by the constantly growing wake community as we determine who will ultimately be the best of the best.
July 31, 2010 will be the 1st round, September 4, 2010 will be the 2nd round, and October 2, 2010 will be the final round of the competition. Prizes will be provided for each stop, but the grand prize will only be bestowed to the overall series champion after the three events in each division after accumulating points throughout the year. There will also be prizes to be given for the best crash and best trick after the end of the series, which will be an added incentive for riders to put it all on the line
Competition Mechanics
Judges will choose 2 obstacles (kicker left or right/ a slider) for the competitors to hit and the 3rd obstacle will be a wildcard obstacle determined by a consensus of the judges and competitors involved in a division.
• Each heat/division/4riders will be allocated a 15min to complete his best trick per obstacle.
• Each rider can have as many hits or falls within the allocated time slot.
• No points for incomplete tricks.
• Not a cumulative scoring system (meaning only best trick is scored per obstacle)
• Tricks may be repeated but only the best one is scored/considered
• Scores are rated from 0-10 on each obstacle
• If a rider is able to land a trick, he may opt to hold on for another round for his/her succeeding try.
• Falling and getting up again will not be scored as a completed trick
• If a rider hits an obstacle without a helmet, he will be disqualified from the competition.
• Total added score after three obstacles determines the winner of each event.
• Total added points after three events is declared the champion.
Judging will be based on the following:
Intensity (5 points)
(level of trick, how big, are moves taken to their limit?)
How technical was the trick? How big did the rider go? For sliders: How controlled was the slide? The judges will look for the degree of effort in each maneuver performed.
Execution (5 points)
(level of mastery of tricks performed)
The judge’s look for the level of technical perfection of the maneuvers performed:
Is the trick grabbed? Is the trick landed safely and clean?
And above all does the rider show personal style in the trick performed?
Total score per obstacle will be added up by these two criteria’s (0-10points), and once added together will create a score of (0-30), which will determine the winner in each division.
Riders will be awarded points for how well they place in each event. i.e.
First = 10 points Fifth = 4 points
Second = 8 points Sixth = 3 points
Third = 6 points Seventh = 2 points
Fourth = 5 points Eighth = 1 point
The top cumulative score after the three events will determine the overall champion of the series.
Divisions:
• Open Mens (no trick restrictions)
• Open Womens (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy Thoughts) Mens (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy thoughts) Womens (no trick restrictions)
• Open Wakeskate (no trick restrictions)
• HT (Happy thoughts) Wakeskate (no trick restrictions)
Reg fee per division is P950, which will include free ride, and buffet lunch and access to the party to join an additional division just add P300
Photography Competition:
There will also be a photo competition that will go side by side with the events. The mechanics of the photo competition will be as follows:
• All photographers must register prior to the event.
• All photos will be submitted right after the competition has stopped to an assigned officer for the event, and judging will be done by both a panel of judges.
• Only photos taken during the event proper will be allowed for the photo comp.
• Photographers will pick their top 8 best photos for each category to submit. (make sure to bring your own usb card reader just in case)
• The photos will be showcased on the website, and winners will be announced from there.
There will be 4 categories:
• best action shot
• best crash shot
• best lifestyle shot
• best sequence shot
Registration is free for the Photo comp, and when you register you will be entitled to a lunch buffet discounted to P325 and additional discounts for rooms at the Lago De Oro Resort. Watch out for some sick parties and even more sick riding to go down. Be part of progression now!!!
SOURCE: www.stokedinc.com.ph/news40.php
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Amber Wing First 900
Oakley Team Riders Nicola Butler and Amber Wing filming for Oakley when Amber Wing busts out the FIRST Toeside Frontside 900 by a female rider!!! Yeaaahhyeaaahh!! Super sick!! =)
Amber Wing First ever 900!!!!
Amber Wing First ever 900!!!!
DANIEL GRANT IN THE 2010 IWWF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
CONGRATULATIONS DANIEL!!
the little man from Thailand just won First place in the Open Mens Wakeskate and First place in Boys Mens Wakeboard Division in the IWWF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010!!!! Good Job Daniel!!!! 12 Years of Age! I bet everything that I own that 5 years later (OR LESS) this guy will be the best Cable rider in the world.
Results:
Boys Men Wakeboard Division
Position Name Score Nationality
1 Daniel Grant [244] *86.67 GBR
2 Niko Kasper [037] *80.00 GER
3 Freddie Carter [114] *77.00 GBR
4 James Windsor [029] *69.67 AUS
5 Nathan Turner [038] *60.67 AUS
6 Christopher Klein [194] 60.00 GER
7 Jack Battleday [195] 47.33 GBR
8 Nico Kauzner [181] 42.00 GER
Open Men Wakeskate Division
Position Name Score Nationality
1 Daniel Grant [504] *78.33 GBR
2 Andy Kolb [531] *62.33 GER
3 Kevin Cobb [535] *60.33 AUT
4 Deon Nagy [529] *42.67 AUS
5 Jake Fordyce [518] *17.00 AUS
6 Stefan Rost [546] *14.33 GER
SEE ALL THE RESULTS HERE:
VIDEO:
Friday, July 16, 2010
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This is a picture of the gang during the last Philippine Wakeboard Nationals that happened in CWC last May.
Everyone was super happy during this night. Drinks were overflowing. Stoked represented. Manila riders represented. Davao crew represented. Had a great time!! Fellow Stokedinc team rider Chad Venadas won First in Pro Mens Wakeskate, and Carlo Dela Torre won 4th in Pro Mens Wakeboard and I won first in Pro Womens Wakeboard! woohoo! Thank you Stokedinc! www.stokedinc.com.ph
Winners:
WOMENS WAKESKATE
1. Tynna Rosero
2. Guia Alarcon
3. Jenette Beltran
4. Sam Bermudez
I'll do well next time! =) this was just for play...dont worry...next year is different.
PRO MENS WAKESKATE DIVISION
1. Chad Venadas
2. Frank Corpus
3. Brian Modrigo
4. Moe Gomez
WOOHOOOO!! All Lago de Oro riders!!!
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GIRLS 13 and UNDER
1. Mikayla Hagen
2. Natalie Torre
3. Celina Cembrano
GROMS
1Angelo Louise Linao
2John Generoso
3Zachary Hagen
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JR MENS WAKEBOARD
1. Raymond Nacario
2. Zech Stephenson
3. Julian Lavadia
VETERANS
1. Nanding Cruz
2. Ronnie Linao
3. Roberto Antonio
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MENS 1 WAKEBOARD
1. Migs Villafuerte
2. Crishtian Joson
3. Martin Nunez
4. Mon Dinglasan
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MENS 2 WAKEBOARD
1. Albert Lehman
2. Al Torre
3.Philip Nicario
MENS MASTERS DIVISION
1. Bon Quinto
2. Jano Dy
3. Liam Capati
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PRO WOMENS WAKEBOARD
1. Sam Bermudez
2. Kisses Raneses
3. Alam Tanwangco
MEN'S PROFESSIONAL WAKEBOARD
1. Edwin Tipones
2.Ricky Ontilla
3. Julio Villafuerte
4. Carlo dela Torra
5. Marvin Tucio
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